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CBD Headline News: Draft Pool Revealed
Sunday, February 13th , 2050
Anticipation is building around The Confederation of Baseball Dunces as the annual rookie draft is now just a month away. The list of eligible draft candidates was officially released by the league today and scouts will now undoubtedly be kept very busy analyzing the current crop of potential recruits to determine the most desirable draftees.
The Transaction part of the BNN site has added a new section devoted to the draft list and it will be available to all clubs right up until the draft is conducted. Teams now have a chance to scout the draft pool for 120 days before the draft is held.
The early favorites to be high picks are the following:
1. Scott Merriman, 17 year-old C out of high-school.
2. Chris Wilkoff, 20 year-old RHP out of college.
3. Mario Hernandez, 21 year-old LF out of college.
4. David See, 21 year-old C out of college.
5. Steve Ashcraft, 21 year-old RHP out of college.
6. Mike Martinez, 22 year-old RHP out of college.
7. Jacob Owens, 18 year-old LF out of high-school.
8. Josh Brittain, 18 year-old RHP out of high-school.
9. Danny Ballard, 18 year-old RF out of high-school.
10. Rich Langford, 18 year-old 3B out of high-school.
The official OSA Mock Draft will be released on the day of the draft, or you can review the draft pool on the draft page.
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Breaking CBD News: Pre-Season Begins
Saturday, February 12th , 2050
The The Confederation of Baseball Dunces ended the baseball drought by announcing their 2050 schedule today. The preseason is under way and clubs across the league will be headed off to spring training and exhibition play soon, followed shortly thereafter by the start of the regular season.
Please don't forget to set your scouting budget and player development budget during the pre-season!
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Wilkerson and Ralph Pitch in at Local Homeless Shelter
Tuesday, February 8th , 2050
It is always good to see local athletes use their popularity and status for the good of the community. Today, Steve Wilkerson and Ryan Ralph pitched in at local homeless shelter, serving meals for hundreds of underprivileged citizens of Los Angeles. "It's the least we can do", added Wilkerson. "I don't do it because I'm a member of the Kings, I do it because I care about the community. There's plenty of women and young children among these people, and giving them a hot meal uplifts me as well. Seeing the looks of appreciation on their faces makes it all worth it."
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